May I know if there are other compatible batteries for the Pixel 4A if we don't mind rooting and typing in the firmware? Or can we use the Pixel 4A with the battery removed and directly connecting via USB-C?

I broke my screen too. I gave up as the price was not worth it for repair of the screen too. I hate this kind of stupid design.

If I broke the mesh on the speaker, is it a concern or do I need to take it out and cover it with something?

I have a joycon where it will disconnect if it is slotted all the way down. I have to push it up about 1mm for it to stay connected. The joycon works perfectly on other Switch consoles. Any idea of what troubleshooting I can try before replacing the whole rail?

Anyone tried modding the screen with a 13.3" screen? I heard the screen part number is N133HCE-GP1, but you need to cut the bezels, and rewire the camera module and stuff.

Has anyone tried replacing the X280 Mylar trackpad with a Glass Trackpad from one of the other Thinkpads?

Ah, thanks for your help either way!

I saw the note, which was why I asked, From experience with certain electronics, there are some components that have an extremely high rate of breaking once you remove it, so was wondering if you had any experience to share.

Thanks! Any idea how easy it is to damage the speaker grills? I saw that the kit has them.

Thanks.

Do you think using a hair dryer to remove the screen would be better? Or a temperature controlled heat pad? The feedback I read online about the iOpener seems kinda annoying to use.